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Telehealth can deliver better physio care but Government funding is essential
Virtual consultations could shake up the future of allied health in aged care but Government funding is essential for improving accessibility and affordability.
New research identifies 2023 trends for enhancing the employee experience
The Blanchard Institute has identified 2023 trends to strengthen the employee experience, with employees calling on their leaders to buy-in to business-wide developments.
Playing it safe: study finds recruiters shy away from ethnic minorities as leaders
Fresh research from the Monash Business School has found ethnic minorities in Australia are often discriminated against when applying for leadership positions
Dementia leaders training program aspires for practical change
An innovative dementia training program hopes to overcome obstacles preventing freshly gained knowledge from actually being implemented and utilised in practical aged care settings.
Is the four-day work week the next big thing for aged care?
There’s a renewed buzz surrounding the push for a four-day work week after successful pilots in Australia highlighted the positive impact it can have on workers across several industries.
PALM Scheme brings a fresh wave of support for regional aged care
As recruitment challenges continue to hinder aged care providers in regional Australia, the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme has brought relief for homes run by Respect and Southern Cross Care Queensland.
Three demographic trends to watch out for in aged care
Australia’s ageing population poses future challenges for the aged care industry that cannot be ignored today as demographic trends begin to have an impact.
Consultation leads to further Aged Care Quality Standards changes
The Department of Health and Aged Care has released its summary report of the public consultation regarding the strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards, which will be introduced on July 1, 2024.
Volunteer contributions recognised as CEOs invest in support
Aged care organisations have worked hard to engage with volunteers, new or old, but competing priorities often limit investments.
Innovation and disruption need to underpin Budget funding success
Jonathan Gavshon, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Group Homes Australia, said the Government’s 2023 Budget commitment deservedly recognised those working in the heart of the sector.
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